Eternal punishment

Eternal punishment refers to the belief that individuals who are morally or spiritually separated from God may face ongoing, unending consequences after death. In many religious traditions, this is seen as a state of perpetual separation or suffering, often associated with concepts like hell. It signifies that the effects of certain choices or actions during life can result in a lasting distance from divine goodness or peace. This idea emphasizes the importance of moral responsibility and the enduring nature of spiritual consequences.